Depending on your situation, osteoporosis is reversible with a combination of therapeutic exercise and good nutrition. However, I advise my clients to carefully consider medications, especially if they have lost a significant amount of bone and are at risk of fracture. This post will discuss how y...
One basic is to be taking extramagnesium- about 600 mg a day. Magnesium is needed to get calcium into the bones. If you have too much calcium and not enough magnesium, it becomes much more difficult to get calcium back into the bones. Magnesium also has been shown to help vitamin D wo...
“I have lost 3 teeth after being floxed! and they didn’t rot they were fine from the outside…They abscessed at the roots! I take good care of my teeth but now that I have put 2 and 2 together, I def believe it was from being floxed!!!” None of the patients who experienced ...
One example of this is the effect of salmon calcitonin (sCT) on blood calcium levels, which was 8.2-fold higher when sCT was encapsulated into a liposome coated with a thiolated-chitosan, compared to its free sCT solution counterpart (Gradauer et al., 2013). Many similar cases have proved...
Regarding this pathway, mitochondrial ROS generation and loss of ∆ψm have been reported to take part in mitochondria-to-nucleus signaling [27,32]. This leads to changes in levels of ATP and NADH and the release of Ca2+, which activates calcium-sensitive proteins, such as calmodulin and ...